Claude Sandbox

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Purpose
• Repository Structure
• Claude Code Integration
  • Workflow Configuration
• Development Guidelines
  • Code Style
  • Project Structure
  • Documentation Standards
• Usage
• Organization
• License
• Contributing
• Resources

Overview

The Claude Sandbox repository is a testing and demonstration environment for the Claude Code GitHub Action. This repository serves as a workspace for experimenting with Claude’s automated code assistance capabilities within GitHub Issues and Pull Requests.

Purpose

This sandbox enables:

• Testing Claude Code integration with GitHub workflows

• Demonstrating Claude’s ability to assist with software development tasks

• Exploring automated code review and implementation features

• Validating Claude Code Action configurations

Repository Structure

The repository maintains a minimal structure focused on Claude Code integration:

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├── .github/
│   └── workflows/
│       └── claude.yml         # Claude Code GitHub Action workflow
├── CLAUDE.md                  # Coding standards and documentation guidelines
└── README.adoc                # This file

Claude Code Integration

This repository uses the Claude Code GitHub Action to enable AI-assisted development. Claude can be triggered by mentioning @claude in:

• Issue comments

• Pull request comments

• Pull request review comments

• Issue descriptions

Workflow Configuration

The Claude Code workflow (.github/workflows/claude.yml) is configured with:

• Automatic triggering on @claude mentions

• Write permissions for contents, pull requests, and issues

• Read permissions for GitHub Actions (CI results)

Development Guidelines

Code Style

This repository follows Boost C++ Libraries conventions as documented in CLAUDE.md:

• Language: C++11 unless otherwise specified

• Naming: snake_case (Boost C++ Libraries style)

• Indentation: 4 spaces, no tabs

• Braces: On their own line for classes and functions

• Encapsulation: Symbols in "detail" namespaces are never public

Project Structure

• Public headers: include/ directory

• Library implementation: src/ directory

• Documentation: Javadoc style following Boost conventions

Documentation Standards

Function and class documentation follows Boost Javadoc style:

• Brief descriptions start on first line after \/**

• Functions returning values: brief starts with "Return"

• Use @param for function parameters

• Use @tparam for template parameters (except variadic args and deduced types)

• Use @return, @pre, @post, @throws, @note, @see as appropriate

• Use @code / @endcode for examples

Usage

To interact with Claude in this repository:

@claude <your request>

Example requests:

• "@claude Review this code for potential issues"

• "@claude Implement a function to calculate buffer size"

• "@claude Create unit tests for the new feature"

• "@claude Explain how this algorithm works"

Organization

This repository is maintained by the https://cppalliance.org[C Alliance], an organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the C programming language and its ecosystem.

License

Note	License information to be added based on project requirements.

Contributing

This is a sandbox repository for testing purposes. For information about contributing to C++ Alliance projects, please visit https://cppalliance.org.

Resources

• Claude Code GitHub Action

• Boost C++ Libraries Requirements

• C++ Alliance